OceanObservationLaboratory
Ocean Observation Laboratory
Hypoxia and acidification in the Southern California Bight: Temporal variation and biotic response
Interaction of deoxygenation and acidification on continental margins: exposures, diversity response and functional consequences
Scales, sources and implications of short-term oxygen and pH variability on the continental shelf off southern California
Amplification of hypoxic and acidic events by La Niña conditions on the continental shelf off California
Changes in dissolved oxygen content observed in the Eastern Pacific during the transition from 2009-2010 El Niño to 2010-2011 La Niña
Poleward-propagating downwelling events supply warm, oxygen-rich water to shelf habitats
Temporal variability of pCO2 in the California Current driven by coastal upwelling and El Niño/La Niña southern oscillation
Significance of circulation change and horizontal advection on temporal changes in dissolved inorganic carbon and relevant biochemical parameters in California Current LTER region
Use of multi-disciplinary mooring data to extend intermittent OA observations from ship surveys
Networked SMART (Sustainable, Maritime, Advanced, Real-time, and Targetable) Ocean Observing/Monitoring Systems, International Forum on the Far Eastern Seas
Continuous monitoring of shelf processes in a high CO2 (low O2) world, “Ocean-Human-Climate and Resources”
High-frequency variations in the East (Japan) Sea
Beyond the boundaries: Toward networked SMART (Sustainable, Multidisciplinary, Advanced, Real-time, and Targetable) ocean time-series observations in a global context
Temporal responses of benthic metazoan communities in persistent hypoxic and hypercapnic environments along San Diego’s continental margin
Here today, gone tomorrow: A spatio-temporal framework for evaluating ecological consequences of expanding coastal hypoxia on upwelling margins